J. Robert Gough is a Publisher at Muddy River News. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, and various aspects of sports, with a focus on individual and team sports across the United States and Canada, as well as travel and tourism. Gough's work has been featured in Muddy River News and NewsBreak.
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J. Robert Gough's coverage focuses heavily on local news, including city government, crime, and community events in Quincy, Illinois. His work includes breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics.
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By: J. Robert Gough
QUINCY — Two Quincy Public Schools employees have agreed to 60-day suspensions of their teaching licenses following their actions involving birthday spankings and mouth tapings at Denman Elementary School. In a news release issued Friday evening, Quincy School Board President Shelley Arns said Thursday, June 18, the district received notification from the Illinois State Board...
In this week’s Minutes with the Mayor from Mercantile Bank, Bob Gough and Mayor Linda Moore discuss decorum … or lack thereof. Government is to serve the people, but that doesn’t mean government employees are your doormat. Legitimate concerns should always be addressed when they are brought up constructively and truly looking for a solution,...
By: J. Robert Gough
There is still not an official cause of the fire from the Missouri State Fire Marshal’s office WEST QUINCY, Mo. — The massive fire that destroyed the Haymakers convenience store in West Quincy on June 15 required the efforts of about 80 firefighters from Missouri and Illinois and one of the largest water-hauling operations ever...
MRN Publisher J. Robert Gough talks with Mayor Linda Moore and Quincy Police and Fire Commission Chair Curt Kelty about the appointment of Robert T. Finney as the city’s interim chief of police beginning in July. Mayor Moore also gives an update on the sports commission and the selection of Eastern Sports Management to work...
By: J. Robert Gough
On Muddy River News this week, Tim Woodward, Market President for Prairie State Bank and Trust, joins Bob Gough to introduce Prairie State Bank and Trust. Tim shares what Prairie State Bank and Trust has to offer, why community banking matters, and the importance of supporting local businesses. Prairie State Bank and Trust brings you...
By: J. Robert Gough
On Muddy River News This Week, brought to you by Prairie State Bank & Trust, Bob Gough sits down with Larry Gray, the new superintendent of Quincy Public Schools. Why Quincy? Gray shares what drew him to the district, why he accepted the challenge knowing about the academic and behavioral issues, and why his first...
By: J. Robert Gough
QUINCY — The Quincy Police Department is investigating two apparently unrelated shooting incidents reported early Saturday morning. Officers were first called to the 1200 block of North 20th Street at about 12:23 a.m. for a report of shots fired. Police located one live round in the area and obtained surveillance video and a photograph of...
QUINCY — The Quincy Police Department is investigating two apparently unrelated shooting incidents reported early Saturday morning. Officers were first cal
By: J. Robert Gough
On MRN This Week brought to you by Prairie State Bank and Trust, Bob Gough sits down with Dr. Jerry Kruse, who is retiring this summer after more than four decades with the SIU School of Medicine, concluding a distinguished career that began in Quincy and eventually led him to the top of one of...
On this week’s Minutes with the Mayor from Mercantile Bank, Mayor Linda Moore talks to Bob Gough about the Quincy Clays Sports Park and what that project means for economic development and growth. They also discuss how the Food and Beverage Tax revenues come into play to potentially support these projects.
